3 Button Remote Key Control Replacement with Interior Electronics Transponder Chips and Coin Cell

Everything as described. I needed les than 5 min to program this key to my ford focus 2010 using forscan. Will see how long remote gonna work tho. Those ppl who give bad review probably have no clue what they are doing. Five star product.

Hi following the instructions given in the above description I couldn't get it to work,but looking at car instruction book I got it to work straight away.Do as it says above ,faster front seat belts and close all doors.Insert original key and remote into ignition.Turn key to position 2 four timesTurn key to position 0Press button on new remote fob,indicators on fash flash to confirm.Press a button on original remote ,again indicators fash.All remotes should now be programmed and lock/unlock doors.Hope this helps if you are struggling to program new fob.I've yet to get key cut as it just came,but looks to be same size as original.Unit seems to be well made .All in all I'm pleased with my purchase.

Don't fit together properly cheap manufacturer.

Good product, but the instructions don't work! I searched the internet and found that the following worked first time:1. Turn the ignition from OFF to RUN 4 times within 6 seconds.2. Turn the ignition OFF. The system will chime to confirm programming mode.3. Within 20 seconds, press any button on first remote. The system will chime once to confirm programming.4. Within 20 seconds, press any button on second remote. System will chime once to confirm programming.5. Turn ignition to RUN to exit programming mode.

Bought this fob, got key cut & took to ford dealer for programming. Key programmed to ECU so engine will run but unable to use for locking or unlocking the car, car is 58 plate mondo

I was able to programme this myself in about 30 secs and it works fine. Note though that I already had a working key with transponder chip, so I only needed to swap the remote push button part of the fob on my existing keys. Other reviewers have commented on issues with getting the key cut but i didn't need to do that so I can't comment.

I bought this a couple of days ago and came packaged nicely. I bought this as my original key was so wobbly it was on the verge of breaking so all i did was swap the metal key part so i didn't have to get one cut and transponder unit and stuck in a new battery. Programmed so i could unlock the doors and no need to clone the transponder unit as i used my original one.

The key (for a Ford Focus '08) arrived promptly. I took it to a locksmith to have the blade cut with the intention of then programming it according to the instructions on the Amazon web site. This cost £15.00. The blade however was too thick and despite being re-cut 5 times it still did not fit the ignition of the car so a new (Ford) blade was cut and fitted. This cost an extra £12.50. Then I found that the programming instructions only code the key to open/close the doors, they do not program the transponder within the key to allow the engine to start. Thus the key transponder had to be programmed. This cost £35.00. So, with the initial cost of the key at £13.69, the total cost to have a fully functional key was £76.19. Cheaper than the Ford key but not exactly a hassle free experience.